you the most, cleanliness, crowding, safety, or reliability? go to abc7news.com to take part in our live poll. results on the bottom of the screen and update in real time as new votes like yours come in. >> we're asking. we're focused on building a better bay area, finding ways to improve our transportation options. >> we look at the change that's bart made and what they're doing this week they hope will make things better. >> bart's approval rating is at a new low according to more than 5,000 customers. recently surveyed. bart board of directors president beven dusty. >> it's the report card i wouldn't rush home to show my parents. >> the spokesperson says board directors will discuss the results during a two day intensive work shop sh week. >> our focus on quality of life issues is the right focus. and we need to do more. >> riders like alex beech and lol poe netta agree.

>> we see people taking care of their personal business on the trains, doing drugs and things like that. >> there are a lot of instances where they take over entire seats and a number of seats. >> bart officials say in the first year the homeless outreach team has been in the downtown stations outreach workers made cop tact with more than 700 individuals. 76% of them were connected to services and more than 26% of cases were resolved. meaning they found housing or shelter. >> the biggest dissatisfaction i have with bart is the cleanliness. >> panetta is not alone. 27% of riders surveyed say bart is dirty. the most riders agree the new trains are pretty nice. 23% of riders say they're concerned about crime. bart police officers were in plain view at civic senter today but rider tom mayor says he doesn't usually see officers. >> rarely, rarely, rarely, hardly at all. >> this woman says she is very satisfied with bart. >> i feel very safe using bart. it's not like five star luxury.

but it gets the job done. >> the largest service rating decline was enforcement against fare evasion. bart officials point out higher railings and improved signage are helping combat that. in san francisco, mel any woany woodrow. >> it's hard to forget this video taken at civic center station. open drug use has been a long standing problem for bart, especially at downtown san francisco stations. >> that video stunned people. abc 7 news reporter vic lee followed the issue at bart for some time sfwlchlt . >> he is live at market street. vic? >> that video really does stick with you and apparently affected bart officials the very same way. because passengers we talked with today say that the messages they put in plays are making a difference. >> this san francisco police mobile command post was recently stationed outside civic center bart station. increased police presence at one

of the most notorious bart muni stations in the two systems. one reason, blatant drug use at all times in the day. now passengers seem to have noticed a big change. >> it looks phenomenal when you have bart police and the hot team. they've done an mazing job. i'm pretty happy. >> i do see that it's gotten better, absolutely. >> however, upstairs, just right up here, there is a lot of drug use. >> it wasn't always like this. this video went viral last summer. drug addicts shooting up without impunity as commuters walked through the civic center tunnel that leads to bart and muni trains. this video that shook up not only the public but bart directors. it was taken early in the morning when civic center station just opened when officers were on a shift change. bart told us then big changes were coming. >> the addicts obviously learned the patterns of our officers. they were make changes to those shift patterns, the shift

changes. >> bart hired more cleaners, janitors and community service officers for the downtown stations. the corridors seem much cleaner. both bart and san francisco police officers increased their patrols and civic septer and powell street stations. open drug use, however, is still a challenge for bart despite the efforts. while we were here in last week, several people were shooting up and n. plain view of our camera. >> bart says drug use is a societal problem and as such it is hard to irrad indicate. but they are trying. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> okay. vic, thank you very much. take a look at the results from abc 7 news vote. you can see 65% say that safety isop iori and the top complaintlythat is . you hear so often these days people worried about safety on bart. while there are a lot of complaints, it is the fastest

and cheapest way to get around. >> we put bart against the test. >> everybody's going to introduce themselves quickly. >> i'm tom. >> i'm taking casual car pool. >> leonard, i'm taking the transit. >> justin, i'm taking bart. >> all right. ready? we're going to go. >> we're monitoring everybody's progress. we have four folks taking four different forms of transportation. >> i understand everybody is betting against me. i don't know why. >> we're 12 minutes in and leanne moved three feet. my money is on justin. i think bart may be the quickest way to get there. >> tom is i i think has the short straw. we took him to casual car pool and as a 5:48 p.m., he said it's been a half hour since i showed up and no one has stopped to pick him up. we also have leonard. he is taking ac transit at 601. he made it over the bay brinl b bridge but he's still on 80 at this hour. we want to get an idea what is going on. he's done. he said i'm still standing in

the sidewalk of spirit howard waiting for casual car pool to pick him up. >> we are moving. i'm not going to win this race. >> in the time it took leann toechlt get on the bay bridge in san francisco, we had a winner. justin, he took bart from the embark dario into berkeley and in a matter of 54 minutes he made it. number one in our challenge. >> he was enjoying his victory. we put the full commute challenge on our website along with brakedown of each person's journey. just search the words commute challenge on abc7news.com. we did a travel challenge to find the fastest way from the bay area to lake tahoe comparing driving to flying, you find the results of that head-to-head comparison also on abc7news.com. >> we're always interested in your ideas in how to get aren't bay area. use the #betterbayarea.

>> residents can make the same choice that commuters do. they can get their electricity from renewable and carbon free sources. it may cost them less than when they get from pg & e. david louie joins us with more on. this david? >> hi. billboards and three languages popped up in san jose. this one on key street is on vietnamese and others are in spanish and english. mails have gone out across the city to let them know they don't have to do a thing if they want to go with clean energy. 308,000 homes and businesses will be switched to the san jose clean energy program on february 1st. that means san jose will be sourcing their electricity from renewable energy providers generated by hydro, solar and wind. pg & e won't be out of the picture. they still deliver power to customers and handle billing and repairs. residents can opt out. in other words, they can stay with pg & e. however, city officials believe

the benefit of a large scale switch is significant. it will be like removing 35,000 vehicles from the road. >> i think people are used to a message of sacrifice for the environment. en that is sort of the opposite which is that you're going to staff a little. you're doing the right thing. you just have to keep paying your bill. >> the bills are expected to be lower than pg & e's depending on the plans. the basic plan called green source is 45% renewable and 80% carbon free. it will cost a typical homeowner $109.49 per month. the comparable plan is 48 cents higher. for the 100% renewable, 100% cash on free option, the plan is $20 cheaper. the rates already stable as demand for clean energy grows. we don't see a squeeze in the market. and the other thing is that it's not a fixed pie. there are more wind plants that can be plant. there are proper solar plants

that can be build. developers are excited of the growth of the energy programs like us. >> with the new program, san jose will be counting on pg & e to continue to deliver power as it always has been. but however, if pg & e does file for bankruptcy, san jose and other clean energy programs in the bay area are expected to have a seat at the table as state regulators as well as.bankruptcy court tackles the proceeding. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >> thank you, david. pg & e could file to be bankruptcy in a week. dan noise is digging into the finances. he'll join us live in studio at 6:30 with the credit line that could keep the lights on. the senate is set to hold competing votes this week, one on president trump's pro pole poezal for a border wall. and the other on a democratic bill to fund the government through february 8th without any money. it's unlikely either bill will get enough votes.

800,000 federal workers are good b. to go without a paycheck for the second time this month. the president's made a comprehensive and bipartisan offer that would accomplish everything that democrats have said need to be accomplished right now. >> we have voted to open a government by purting forward a bill that has passed the senate but under the republican leadership. but now they're not taking us. >> now the fbi agents association said the shutdown made the country less safe. they say confidential sources may be lost foreever in crimes like drug operations and child pornography are not getting their full attention during this time. over the last several weeks, we've seen how many people in the bay area stepped up to help federal workers as best they k lori anthony learned that generosity is making a real difference. >> it's just one meal. but to these coast guard personnel -- this gesture from their

neighbors means a lot. >> the time goes on, it's going to get tougher and tougher. and, you know, really just have to budget and hope that there is a settlement soon. >> i didn't eat too much this weekend. i rationed it out. so just trying to make >> now they're struggling. many are unable to pay for the gas or their food or their rent or their mort gagage or daycare. it is something we can do to make their day a little bit better. >> a few miles away at the oakland international airport, employees of southwest airlines invited tsa agents to their

barbecue. >> we took time to appreciate the tsa. >> the morale boost is helping. other airports have seen up to 10% of the workforce call in sick during the shutdown. the airport itself set up a separate room for tsa workers so they can apply for unemployment benefits at site. lori anthony, abc 7 news. >> thank you, laura. >> making movie history today's announcementst oscar nominations broke barriers. >> next, a look at the local nominees and what difference they could mean to hollywood. >> i'm spencer christian. we have a beautiful clear sky. temperatures are going to drop into the chilly range overnight. i'll have the forecast coming up. >> i'm wayne friedman in what looks like a vam anlt field. in fact, this is a cemetery.

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the oscar nominations are out and "roma" and the favorite," they lead with ten nominations each. "roma," a netflix movie is the first streaming service fill tom receive a best picture nomination. this year also marks the first super hero movie nominated for a best picture. >> determine what happens. >> "black panther," the top grossing film received seven nominations total. it is directed by ryan cueing lar. he did not get a best director

nomination. another oakland native ali is nominated for best supporting actor for his role in "green book." ram rockwell raised in san francisco is also up for best supporting actor for his role in "vice." pixar received a nomination for incredibles 2." >> and this year we're seeing a much more diverse group of nominees. >> lwe have a little more on that. >> oh, yeah. remember the #oscarssowhite. what a difference a few years make. many in hollywood say it's a good start. in 2016, awh aeitr reacted to t oscar nominations. >> none of which went to a person of color for the second year in a row. >> that would change, somewhat says the assistant professor of performing arts. >> there are certain things that are not changing. and then there are areas where we see some big areas of

representation that we haven't seen before. >> this year the academy nominated a more diverse group of that's the woman from roma the moment she was nominated for best actress. >> ali is also nominated for best supporting actor for "green book." the oakland nature sieve a graduate of st. mary's college. lisa moore that works for the xlej a classmate. >> i would say the person i knew as a student is still the same person he is today. >> it was athe st. mary's college where he first tried out for acting in 1996 a of winning the oscar in 2017 for his role in "moonlight," the school created the moonlight scholarship fund. >> he wanted to make sure he could continue that legacy of helping students have a successful college experience. >> miller has also invited him to talk to her classroom.

>> i think they're aware that audiences are becoming more critical about the media that they're consuming and really wanting to see more voices heard and more faces represented. >> marvel's black panther is among the movie's nominated for best film. ryan kuglar will not go home with an oscar. he also briefly attended st. mary's, here's a picture of students doing the salute. >> and not feeling the love for the oscars is the asian community. they did not get a single nomination. women directors were also left out. eight movies and not a single one directed by a woman. in the newsroom, leanne melendez. >> the big show is sunday, february 24th right here on abc 7. >> all right. let's get to our weather. it's been another nice day outside. >> nice day and a nice week it

looks like. spencer is here. >> it's going to get nicer as the week goes on. temperatures will be on the rise. here's a look at live doppler 7. we have mainly clear skies across the bay area right now. it will remain clear overnight. chilly in the inland valleys, of course. it is often the case under clear skies. this is a nice clear view from our roof top camera. looking across t t t t t t morgan hill in 50 at half moon bay. this is the view from emeryville looking westward. 52 degrees in santa rosa. 55 petaluma. a cool 49 at fairfield. and this is the view from the abc 7 exploratory camera looking back at the skyline of san francisco from the embarcodero. mainly clear skies and chilly. reminder, chilly in the valleys. mild, sunny days will continue throughout weekend and this dry pattern will continue through the end of this month. overnight lows will

about 35 livermore down south, a low of 35. morgan hill, 38 at san jose. low 40s around the bay shoreline. tomorrow we'll have mild weather under mainly sunny skies. look for highs in the upper 50s on the coast. santa cruz will top out at 65. that may be warmer than most inland locations tomorrow. we're expecting highs of 61 in oakland. 62 in santa rosa. now as i mentioned later in the week, it will get warmer. let's skip ahead to friday. we'll have high temperatures approaching 70 degrees. probably reaching 70 up at cloverdale. mid up toer 60s around the bay shoreline and low 06's around the coast. saturday, the same picture. upper 60s to 70s. and not much difference on sunday either. so we've got three very warm almost springlike days coming our way at the end of the

weekend and going into the weekend. the climate prediction center says the 8 to 14 day outlook looks like this. most of california, all of california, in fact, including the bay area will be warmer than average. meanwhile, a much different more winter like picture over the northeast. here's the accuweather seven day forecast for the san francisco bay area. and once again, you can see that rise in temperatures beginning later in the week and continuing through the weekend and holding until early next week. so even after the temperatures peak on saturday and sunday, don't expect much of a cooldown until the middle of next week. very, very pleasant. >> thank you. >> teachers in los angeles are voting right now to ratify a new contract. >> if they approve it, they go back to work tomorrow ending a week long strike. we'll have [music playing] (sashimi) psst. hey, you! the one with the designer dog collar. wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do was give my human "the look". with wells fargo's 3% down payment on a fixed-rate loan

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teachers in los angeles are xbe expected to return to the classroom tomorrow. they're voting to ratify the it was reached today during day six of their strike. the district says the agreement includes a 6% raise and a slight reduction in some class sizes. school districts say it is just the efforts to improve n. mmitment too even ma sure that won those commitmentes to ourdat educators and students. >> we're not fighting for

ourselves. we're fighting for our students and what our students in public education deserve. >> the agreement adds a nurse to every school by 2001 and librarians and counsellors in middle and high schools. >> the supreme court is allowing president trump's military ban to good gao go knee infect while the lower courts work through appeals. they voted to reinstate the ban. lower courts blocked the policy in the face of legal challenges. the existing policy blocks individuals diagnosed with gender disforra from serving. the ban exempts several hundred tra transgender people already serving snchlt stay with us. pg & e's looming bankrupts drew star power to the state capital today. >> every one of us should be good and mad and it is time for the state to get tok. activist adds her voice to a growing core us speaking out to file chapter 11. they join us next with the

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renewed concerns about trade between the u.s. and china brought down stocks today. the dow lost more than 300 points. the stock and pg & e soared to day despite being possibly a week away from bankruptcy. the utility says it will file for chapter 11 because of the potential liability it faces from all the wildfire lawsuits. >> why theudtock rise today? they have $5.5 billion of new credit lined up to keep them going through bankruptcy. >> activist erin brokovich arrived with a message for lawmakers. >> i'm here to ask our governor and our legislator to keep

pacific gas and electric accountable to these victims. >> but 130 people who lost their lives during the past two years of wildfires and the thousands more who lost their homes, brokovich is work forg a law firm trying to keep pg & e out of bankruptcy. >> it discourages people from seeking their rightful property from pg & e and throws northern california into chaos wondering if we're going to be able to keep the lights on. >> i called the governor's office today. he released a statement. pg & e has a moralable gas station to do right by wildfire survivors. i'll do everything to make sure they're treated fairly. one of the utilities biggest shareholders called on pg & e to band on plans for bankruptcy. blue mountain capital spoke with kqed. >> what they believe is a bankruptcy is in the best interest of all stake holders. but what is important is that bankruptcy is bad for all stake holders who are involved.

this includes rate payer, wide fire victims and other people in california. >> it's not possible to stop them from going bankrupt because that's their choice. >> long time the best thing is to protect them. bankruptcy may be the only option as the utility faces losses of $30 billion from wildfire lawsuits with not much support in sacramento. >> the legislature bailed them out last year for the fires of 2017. but i don't see a lot of support at this point for bailing them out for the fires of 2018. too much has transpired. too much has been exposed. >> in an e-mail today, pg & e repeated the contention that bankruptcy is the only viable option. but one former member of the dal california public commission doesn't agree. >> what pg & e hasn't done is ask the state including the puc

for options to be able to raise cash now. >> santa clara law professor served a six year team on the puc. she says pg & e should have put the san francisco headquarters up for sale. fetching more than a billion dollars. she also tells me pg & and e face others bay areas to bankruptcy. >> what about the government shutdown? the federal courts are saying they run out of money this friday. and so bankruptcy cases are already being delayed. >> pg & e faces a deadline tomorrow to counter a federal judge's conclusion that uninsulated power lines sparking is the main cause of the 2017 and 2018 wildfires tied to pg & e equipment. so so much happening zbhchlt yeah. big time. >> all right. thank you, dan. >> all right. in the east bay, berkeley city council will vote tonight on a law that could be first of its kind in the united states. that proposal would require you to pay for a paper cup if you don't bring your own when you buy a beverage. backers of this idea believe it

would cut the amount of garbage on berkeley streets. another part of a propose will law would mandate that restaurants serve take out foods in containers that are kpoetable and plates and utensils for served inside restaurants. >> i'm pretty confident that this is not a whacky idea. this is something important that is going to be good for berkeley and going to be picked up by other jurisdictions. >> this is berkeley's latest effort to limit waste. berkeley's first banned styrofoam more than 30 years ago. >> in the south bay, drivers now have a new remunder of when it is safe to surn left. yellow air rows flash at intersections in two towns in japan town. drivers still have to yield to con coming cars. the yellow arrows flash until the arrow turns green. oufr media partner bay area news group reports more cities are installing them in the united

states and they cut left turn accidents by 35%. a grandmother killed in east san jose may have been a random victim of gunfire. abc 7 news reporter talked to neighbor who's described what happened. >> i think it was an accident. who knows. >> the shooting death of a grandmother in east san jose is a mystery to those who witness the aftermath. boom. oh, pi god. >> the sound of gunfire interrupted his family party saturday night. he ran next door to see what had happened. >> a little kid was crying. my grandma. my grandma. >> he found a woman shot in the chest lying on floort inside her home. neighbors on the drive say some sort of fight was unfolding around 5:30 prior to the gunshot. jose alvarez cried while recalling what happened. >> he was on the phone. he heard the kid screaming. he came outside and the kid were screaming. my mom got shod. >> the family lived in the home for four years. >> good.

good family. >> it's unclear if the gun violence had anything to do with them or if it original originated on street. neighbors tell us police pulled video from the area of the shooting. at this point police say they don't have any new details number suspect, nor motive. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> the north bay, a vacant field is becoming a popular cause. it is back story was never a secret. now a couple of teenage filmmakers made it relevant again. here is abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman from lucas valley. >> suburbia has not been here forever. but most of us never think about. that then every so often we discover the past by accident. that begins to explain the relationship between georgia lee and this seemingly vacant lot in e for threey. years going to middle creek. and i never even knew. >> never saw the pieces of concrete stuck in the ground or

their plated numbers. when george jorn leshd the secret of this place from a county parks ranger, no turning back. are there graves everywhere? >> yeah. >> where? >> we're standing over them right now. >> there? >> yeah. >> it is the mostly forgotten county cemetery with at least 2280 graves and maybe 1,000 dating back to a century. the residents what used to be the near county poor farm and hospital. they include miran buddy thompson. executed after killing correctional officers in a take over on alcatraz. >> these are people that didn't have a place to go. >> i immediately began wanting to do something about it. >> we became aware that there was a burial ground. >> so what else is a high school student to do but join up with . tk this otherwise overlooked field and gave it

historical context. >> so we got into the marina film festival. it won best documentary screen play. >> how old are you? >> 17. >> and you won on first doc? >> ha. and it is playing at the chinese theater in march. >> a nice perk, no doubt. not the ultimate purpose. georgia wants o the county to designate this place, says it's least we can do for early residents who died with so little. >> it's a way to bring reverence to the people buried here. >> and they're gaining support. that is the power of teens with a sense of history, exercising their convictions with a camera. in lucas valley, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> the something very special. >> absolutely. >> all right. coming up, revisiting a revolution. a half century later a new xikt on the black panthers and bay area shows you why never before seen images of the many signs of the movement are capturing new attention. >> and michael finney with information that could prevent at bayer our roots run deep. so chances are you've seen us around the house...

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a new exhibit at the san francisco art institute is giving audiences a fresh look at the explosive episodes in bay area history. >> powerful stuff. the rise of the black panther movement, the experience is surprisingly intermat and may carry a mess aej fage for all o today. the faces in the photographers reflect the raw emotionst black panther movement, half a century after they were captured. leaders granted unlimited access to two photographers, ruth marianne and her husband perkel jones. >> they were able to go in the kitchen and able to go in the homes. they were able to see these moments among the crowd. >> this woman is a guest curator who grew up with an intimate view of the panthers from her mother whos with a member of the party. she believers the photographs by the two temperature a more

balanced story of what the party was really all about. capturing the images of black pride and self-defense that caused many to fi vilify vilifyv also the education and food programs that sought to transform oakland families' lives. >> how important it is to see the young children being fed and growing up in oakland, i knew i had breakfast in the public school because of the black panther party. >> she also helped expand the exhibit to work of contemporary black artists. >> object that's are speaking to black displacement. >> jeff gunderson is the special collections librarian. ch is hosting this unique look at the height of the black panther movement called vabguard revisited. he says the photographs were given to the university of california santa cruz where archivists began pouring over them. students at the art institute arranged the images, some never seen before in public into an

exhibit that is meant to carry the struggles of the movement into our times sfwhchlt the students want to make sure they resonate with the audience today and current events today. >> we see that in a lot of political movements now. like black lives >> now access to the exhibit is free and runs through first week of april. >> all right. well, we want to get another check on our weather. is the sunny weather. >> it feels like april now. >> it will feel like may by the end of the week. here is live doppler 7. it is going to be chilly tonight. in the inland vamies, low temperatures to the upper 30s. and low 40s around the bay shoreline. tomorrow, sunny and lovely day. much like today. highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. low 60s in the north bay. santa rosa and south bay. even around right around the bay shoreline, look for highs of 60 or 61. here is the seven day forecast. look at the warmup coming our way toward the endst week, friday, saturday, sunday, even monday. inland highs is 68 to 70

degrees. mid to upper 60s, near 70. and low to mid 60s koevent ovon over the weekend. the mild stretch is going to stay with us for a while, so will the dry stretch. >> we see no rain in sight for a while. >> break out the shorts for a day maybe. >> maybe longer. >> okay. >> all right. the oscar nominations are out. and so are baseball hall of fame awards. >> that's right. a lot of voting going on. >> right. >> okay. the four players got their call to the hall. good news and expected news for the greatest hitter of all time.

the class of 2019 for the national baseball hall of fame includes four former players. barry bonds is not among them. the leader in walk and home runs received 59.1% of the vote. that is up from 56.4% last year. still far short of the 75% required to be leelected into t hall. roger clemens missed the cut too. their career numbers are worthy of first ballot selection but not enough for the voters to look past their leink to performance enhancing drugs. they removed from the ballot if they don't get 70% over the next three years. rivera topped the class of 2019.

the long time yankees close certificate first player to be voted in unanimously. the 13-time all star rivera excelled in the playoffs. his .7 e.r.a. and 42 saves in the postseason are league records. the late rory halladay a two-time cy young award winner is also a first ballot election. edgar martinez made it in the final year on the ballot. post aid .318 career average over 18 years in seattle. and former stanford starred mike mussina was lekted in the seventh try. he spent 18 years with the orioles and the yankees. the sharks current road trip is not going swimmingly. three straight losses, six goals given up and each of the losses. they get one nor tupt to return to the tank with something positive before they hit the road for four more next week. they did it. this is unbelievable. the sharks and alexander ovechkin's house. bret burns fired it towards the net.

pavelski pops it in. sharks lead early. the capitals answer on the power play. owe vuch kin wi ovechkin with the top shelf. capitals lead by one. pavelski is going to find hurdle in front of the net. the sharks tie it up. that is hurdle's 20th goal so far this season. but the caps lead 5-3 in the second. couture, the sharks on a 3-0 rush. the back handed goal. it's a one-goal game. but the capitals take a 6-5 lead. watch this. in the last 1.9 seconds of the game, evander cane ties it up and sends it into overtime. hurdle completes the hat trick. san jose just won in overtime. they go 1-3 on this road trip with a 7-6 win. that was awesome. the warriors hold their collective breath whenever stephen curry goes down. last night against the lakers, even curry couldn't smile at his mishap. late in the third quarter, curry nd net and dunk move, and then his red shoe shot out

from underneath him. >> that was a tough moment for steph. but, you know, he had a pretty good run so far in the nba. so we're -- it's going to happen at some point. >> you know, you feel luke a kid walking into a candy store with the whole calf court empty. i was going to try something real nice i haven't tried before. the lord wouldn't let me do it. >> that was definitely something hasn't tried before. this year's senior bowl in mobile, alabama, has the 49ers huff raiders rivalry attached. jon gruden will coach the north against kyle shanahan and the 49ers staff who are leading the team from the south. now the senior bowl is build as a college all star game. but really it's an opportunity for the bay area nfl coaches to get a jump on the draft. >> this is the fourth time that i've coached it. and it is an advantage, i think, because the pool of players every year is what it is. sometimes it's a deeper pool.

sometimes it's not quite as deep. but you're going to get to learn 100 players and get some hands on information that you couldn't get if you weren't coaching the game. >> you got to be with them all week. you see how they learn, how they get better in the first practice today until tomorrow. so by the end of the woke, at least the guys at the senior bowl should have a good feel for who they are as people. >> all 32 teams are there. yeah. not an all star team. a lot of pressure. >> definitely. >> all right. spencer says safe. >> nice slide. >> thank you, mindy. >> coming up at 9:00 on "coffee tv 20," federal courts are bracing for the impact of the federal shutdown. you're going to see how they'll try to stay open tonight at 9:00. >> then on abc 7 news at 11:00. they describe it as five minutes of sheer panic. hear a story of having the nest camera hacked. >> tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, catch the canors followed by the kid are all right, blackish and splitting up together. then at 10:00, it's the rookie

and stay tuned for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> at 11:35, jimmy kim will live and from the rookie, tonight's guest is nathan fillion. >> there is no talking or e-mailing during the game. give her an hour. >> hello. >> that's this edition for abc 7 news. for breaking news on the abc 7 news app. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us here, thank you for joining us. have a great evening.

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